Don't worry; these small crocs are well fed and lazy.
Crocs are just a few of the animal species on show at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve. It’s well worth a visit and offers shady walks even on the hottest days.
Making sugar the old fashioned way.
That's one big grinder!
Sugar is a big part of Barbados’ history, and for a few days each year you can see how sugar was processed in the old days at the Morgan Lewis mill.
Peacock at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve
No, they’re not native to the island but peacocks can be spotted at the Barbados Wildlife Reserve, Francia Plantation and a few other places.
North Point, St. Lucy, Barbados
This cauldron of frothy water is the Atlantic, seen from North Point, St. Lucy, Barbados – a good chance to see the wilder side of this peaceful island.
Horse Hill is even steeper than it looks.
This ultra-steep hill in St Joseph shows off some great views of Bath and the East – not to be missed!
